Explore the City of Bryan Parks and Recreation Department’s fall programs. Whether you're looking for youth activities, adult recreation or programs designed for ages 55 and older, there's something for everyone.
The 2026 Texas Amateur Athletic Federation’s Summer Games of Texas brought more than 7,500 athletes from across the state to Bryan and College Station from July 30 - Aug. 2, generating an estimated $8.1 million for the local economy.
Exploring all the City of Bryan Parks, Recreation & Facility Services Department has to offer is easier than ever, thanks to the recent launch of a new mobile app.
Two city playgrounds and a fitness area are getting new shade structures this year after the Bryan City Council approved a contract at the Tuesday, June 9 council meeting. The shade structures will enhance safety on hot Texas days and extend the life of existing equipment.
Midtown Legacy Park, a destination playground for all ages and abilities, is arriving soon in Travis Bryan Midtown Park, providing a signature experience for residents and visitors to enjoy in the world-class park.
As the transformation of Travis Bryan Midtown Park continues, the City of Bryan is looking to the future by making a street name change, effective Monday, May 18.
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